Sonnet 40 The Little Shepherdess Poem by Francisco Luis Arroyave Tabares

Sonnet 40 The Little Shepherdess

Out in the weild a little shepherdess 1
Hurriedly secured the most of her drove
And with three lambs playacting the princess
Frolicked about with an innocent love.

After a parching thirst caught up with them
To the close stream they went at eve to drink
And fixing well her cloak and anadem 7
With her cane she was not afraid to sink.

The shallow waters helped her adventure
And she found for herself a small island
Where with the young herd and dreams of Nature
She started to tread away from safe land.

Suddenly she looked up with great surprise
'Oh a grand new star! ', she said with wide eyes.
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1-. weild= an open country or a forest.
7-. anadem= a wreath or garland for the head.

Sonnet 40 The Little Shepherdess
Friday, September 29, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: sonnet,poetry,iambic pentameter,pastoral,nature,innocence,curiosity,beauty
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A celebration of innocence, curiosity, and the beauty of nature.
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